Montana Four-Wheeling
Up, up, up we went on our Polaris side-by-side
Until we felt like we were at the top of the world –
The top of the Tobacco Root Range
We took a very rocky, steep mountain trail
and passed by some phenomenal scenes
to get to that high mountain view
where the air was so fresh and clean.
The skies were threatening, but the rain held off.
Sureshot Lake always is an inviting place.
There were kayakers out on the water.
It’s quite a trail to get there!
We stopped at the one out-house available on the trek.
Four guys and a dog… all chatted while Caroline and I used the facility.
(Tom, who let me ride along with him, is on the right)
No friend like a like-minded, outdoorsy, ATV-ing friend!
I am blessed to know this wonderful lady.
Thank you for your love, Caroline!
I wish this panoramic picture was brighter for you to see the vista better!
Pictures just don’t do it justice!
The wildflowers were beautiful.
Hard to capture their charm!
We traveled back past the rushing stream as we headed home.
It was a long, windy road back down the mountain
before it leveled off…
Then a long, scenic road home
through sheep and goat farms
(should have got some pictures of them) …
Many thanks to Tom Riggs for letting me ride along
on his Polaris Ranger side-by-side!
There’s our Madison Valley down there.
We were a long way up (above the 8,000 ft level).
Home is at 5,000 ft
I love our view!
Home Sweet Home
When are you gonna visit Montana?
Come and go ATV-ing and then
come sit awhile on the porch with me!
See ya tomorrow
Comments on: "Montana Four-Wheeling" (7)
So much fun!! Beautiful photos!
Thank you!
Salivating over here! Montana is now on my list of destinations!!
Good! Let me know when you are ready to come!
I sure will!!
Wow! These pictures are amazing. I have driven along some of the highways that surround the Tobacco Root Mountains, but your four-wheeling adventure brings wonderful and scenic views.
I see snow in the higher elevations, which reminds me of recent snowfall in places such as Big Sky and the Beartooth Highway.
Yes, the snow in the upper elevations keeps coming. It’s been a long winter! Thanks for commenting. I do enjoy time on those mountain trails! ❤